What a difference a play makes.
One mistake by the Coupeville defense turned a close game into a 7-0 win for Archbishop Thomas Murphy in Everett Monday, April 2.
First-place Shorewood finally broke through a stubborn Oak Harbor defense in the second half to earn a 3-0 soccer win at Wildcat Memorial Stadium Monday, April 2.
Oak Harbor fishermen claimed two firsts in the Anacortes Salmon Derby March 31 and April 1.
This was more than the average win. Not only did the Coupeville High School soccer team win 1-0 Friday, March 30, but the Wolves did it on the road over rival South Whidbey in a shootout to hand the Falcons their first loss.
Oak Harbor became part of Marysville Getchell High School baseball history Friday, March 30 — part it wished to avoid.
Meadowdale took advantage of Oak Harbor mistakes to defeat the Wildcats 3-1 in soccer Friday, March 30, at Wildcat Memorial Stadium.
Madison Tisa-McPhee raced to Coupeville’s only first in a four-team track meet at King’s High School Thursday, March 29.
Grabbing eight firsts, the Oak Harbor High School boys track team swept a double-dual meet in a windy, rainy Wildcat Memorial Stadium Thursday, March 29.
Quinnton Wallace led the way for the Oak Harbor High School boys golf team as it finished third in a four-team meet under heavy rain at the Nile Golf Course Thursday, March 29.
The score was ugly, but there was some “beauty” to Coupeville’s 19-5 five-inning baseball loss at Lakewood Wednesday, March 28.
Meadowdale pitcher Alyssa Reuble was nearly perfect as she led the Mavericks to a 5-0 win over the Oak Harbor High School fastpitch team at Hillcrest Elementary School Wednesday, March 28.
Shorewood upped its record to 6-0 with a 7-0 win over the Oak Harbor High School tennis team Wednesday, March 28, on the Wildcats’ courts.
King’s roared back from a 2-0 deficit to edge the Coupeville High School soccer team Tuesday, March 27, at Mickey Clark Field.
